It's a tough market that requires thick skin, but there's plenty of money to be made.

Sister may need to thicken her skin a bit if she wants to live in the city.

Thank you.Zach, If you have no skin on the game its a rough position to be and you are really not offering much to a PI.

Binghamton is at this magical place right now where it’s a historically economically depressed area, but has a large university with a glowing reputation and sudden growth.

With the interest rates this low, its no surprise that banks want more skin in the game.

As he puts it, someone with some skin in the game will manage the property more closely.So, I’ve heard of situations where the Property Manager takes a small ownership interest (say, 5-15%) in the Property they manage as compensation, sometimes with a reduced management fee, or no management fee.

Any mortgage lender, at that value level, is going to require you to have some skin in the game.

If you pay for the purchase and only want rehab funding, you will have what they want, skin in the game and a vested interest in the project's success.

Of course, you still want them to have some skin in the game.But if you're going to give up $100/mo, or $1200 for the year, why not give back $500ish in deposit, which might help them out after xmas?

Airbnb is definitely not for people looking to spend less time on their computers and phones.She's probably had 50+ guests and not had any bad experiences and gets glowing reviews.